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$40, 900 regiifrirt iporoen.
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-12

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Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
HON c nANIEI.

We were not at all surprised to
find during our visit to Vandalia
this week that the friends (and
their name is legionl of Hon. G..
G. Daniel are doing all in their
power to get him to run for the
State Senate. Charley Himself is
non-eommittal, but it goes with
out saying that no Democrat would
refuse the honor of representing
this district in the Senate. The
support coming to him from all
over the district without any inti-
nation that he has any idea of run
ming is surely very flattering
Charley has clear record in all
positions of honor and trust which
he has filled Cor the party and if he
should consent to run would be a
most formidable candidate.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15


We notice from interviews had
by LEDGER reporters with Demo-
Gratis in Mexico that we have a
good many Francis men right here
at home in spite Of some people
claiming Audrain asolid for Nor
ton. Francis makes good show
ing in the face of the fact that it is
not known that he will run, and in
spite of the statement that sthere
We're not dozen Francis men in
the county, The people, and not
the bosses, control the Democracy
in Audrain. If the people are for
Francis all the bosses in the State
wont be able to pull or scare them
of. Ifthe people are for Norton
he will be nominated. Either man
would make good Governor and
if the people want Norton the
Francis men will be found solid
and enthusiastic in the support of
the nominee. The young men of
the party are always found in the
front rank in the fight, and that is
one reason they like to name a
leader once in while.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

The President says that the
national finances imperatively
demand attention before any other
subject Is considered by Congress.
The surplus in the Treasury at the
end of the fiscal year will be s140,-
Ooo,o00. To hoard this money will
create financial distress and ruin.
There is no legitimate method of
releasing it to the channels of busi-
ness.
Therefore the taxes should be
reduced. And the taxes to 60 first
are those that bear heaviest upon
the greatest number of people
namely, the tariff taxes upon the
necessities of the. people and the
essentials of manufactures.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
MExIoo, MISSOURI. THURSDAY, DEoEMBER *. 1sa7 =

are leading lights IN tho church,
and without prejudice. The oon.
gregation and tho public should
keep their hands OFF, during the
trial, and make up their minds to
abide by the result, no matter in
whose favor IT may be. II the re-
suit is not to be accepted III q
Christian spirit the whole object Of
the trial will be defeated. Let each
member of the church, man or
woman make up his or her mind
to accept. the result as final
and "Let the dead past bury its
dead, !" and be Christians, not only.
IN name but In spirit. Both sides
must make concessions and over
look faults or they are not what
they are-Christians. Show to the
world that the croakers who now
prophesy the splitting ofthe Chris
tian churchof Mexico, No, know
notof what they talk. The church
must be protected and Kept in tact,
no matter who or how many indi-.
viduals may personally be agrieved.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

THE Christian Church of this
city is one of the very strongest
in the State, and we trust that it
will not suffer in any particular
from the ordeal it is now under
going, but will emerge the
stronger and the better, and start
as if anew with fresh yigor and
that peace and harmony will pre-
vail in every nook and corner. The
LEDGER regrets the existence of the
present difficulty as much as any
one possibly could, and in its
news columns will give only the
facts, which are its duty as news
paper to give its readers, no mat.
ter how unpleasant to the writer;
being very careful not to be preju-
diced or to say anything which
might add fuel to the flames.
There are good men on both sides.
and, perhaps, blame may rest to
some extent on each faction. The
trouble has existed for years, and
we think, perhaps, no matter what
the result may be il Is best to have
the matter settled now and forever.
We are glad to be able 10 state that
in all the charges, counter-charges
and specifications under the vari-
ous charges no one is charged,
% far as we can learn, with any
immortality. This Is something
which can very seldom be said Of !
big church trial. The arbitrators
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
Vest ana Norton.

D.
Should it be ascertained that
Judge Norton is seeking the CUB
ernatorial nomination and election
in orde. to boom him for the United
State Senate in opposition to Vest
and theNe@s could not conscientious
ly support him and such q scheme
exposed would ruin him througout
the State. The man elected to the
gubernatorial chair must attend TO
the duties Of his Office in an inde-
pendent yet conservative manner.
He must not occupy the position
as a ladder over which to advance
to higher Office. Such trickery
is calculated to do a party great
injury and we do not desire to lend
a helping hand to the futherance
of anything but the best methods Of
electing officers. We recognise
Judge Norton As a man Of superior
ability, but this would not ct him
for the Office unless his personal
and political attention could also
be applied, and with his eye on the
Senate he could not be expected to
govern the State in a judicious
manner. Then, since the evidence
against Mr.. Norton is almost con-
victing, II would be we'll for his
friends to furnish the people with
the facts in the case, as we are
electing q man for governor and
not for United States Senator.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
THE COMING CHRISTMAS.
It will be Celebrated Well In lrex-
ico--Some or the Pre-
M parations.

ALI the Sunday schools Of the
city are making active preparations
for Christmas celebrations. The;
old custom Of having q tree has
met with little favor this season and
new ideas will be put into eject.
The older members, az well as the
young ones are to be looked after,
and at some of the churches
separate entertainments are being
prepared for each. Az usual, the
Liberty street m 9 church will do the
handsome thing by the little folks
of the Sunday school. They have
not yet decided what the nature or
the entertainment will be. but
something nice viii be given.
Jacobs Ladder will furnish
amusement for old and young 1T
st. Paul's Episcopal church, and,
though Christmas is one-half q
month of, the members are hard
at work to make the affair huge
success.
The Promenade street M. e.
church Sunday school is preparing
a literary and musical entertain
ment of a high order for the older
members while all will be treated
to a big spread, to be wound up
with an old-fashioncd candy pull
ing.
Across the street from the South
ern Methodists the Missionary
Baptist church Sunday school will
also have a candy pulling and liter
airy entertainment. An extraordin-
ary effort is to be made that every
body who comes there will spend
an evening Of solid enjoyment,
The Christian church will look
after the little ones, but nothing
definite in this direction has yet
been done.
The Presbyterian church will
give a rousing big entertainment
FORTS Sunday school.
Christmas will be celebrated
elsewhere in Mexico appropriately.
Many private entertainments will
be given, though the CRATE holiday
is yet too far distant 10 enable the
LEDGER to enumerate.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
D. r. Francis.

| FESti tbc ncrufAHu DfUlucfdN.
The Mexico Intelligencer says
that while the Francis contingent
with vindictiveness unworthy
the man they support are cutting
and slashing at Judge
Norton the grand old jurist
goes quietly along discharging his
duties with that eminent ability
that has won for him the admira-
tion of all who know him; and that
he does not notice these snaps and
snarls. We have not noticed any
of this cutting and slashing Of
Judge Norton but have seen a good
deal of cutting and slashing of d.
r. Francis, who has not even said
as has Judge Norton that he will
accept the nomination if rendered
him, and who is daily in the dis
charge of his duties as Mavor Of
the great metropolis of Missouri
and has not deigned to notice any
ofthis carping and yelping at him.
If any gentleman whose name has
been suggested as the Democratic
candidate for Governor has cause
to push ON the war paint and start
out on the war path for the scalps
Of his traducers that gentleman is
D. r. Francis He has made no
effort to put his claims but has
been content to permit the spon-
taneous and volunteer efforts Of his
numerous friends, who are legion,
to push him to the front as one Of
the most prominent men for the
Democratic nomination for Gov
ernor, and to-day he stands more
prominently before the people Of
Missouri than any Of the young and
progressive Democrats of the State,
and fully abreast Of any Of the old
war horses Of the party.
4
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

The interviews with Vandalia
Democrats in regard to the guber-
material race show Francis strong
favorite in that part of the State.
We did not select our men with a
view of finding Francis men but
they appeared so thick down there
they were hard to avoid. The east
ern portion of the county, we think,
is for Francis with Norton second.
1t has been claimed that there were
no Francis men in Audrain county.
Some Democrats are like Blaine,
they claim everything.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
THE WORK BEFORE CONGRESS

@@A&s w OLAA oRsC o1kka S0AN @AsAssSs'
The Fiftieth Congress is organ
lied. Is it for work or talk? Will
the parties there represented re-
deem their pledges or continue to
disregard them? Shall patriotism
Or partisanship rule the session?
The people are waiting to see.
For seven years the Government
has collected from the taxpayers
800, ,0O0, 900 annually in excess of
its legitimate needs. For almost
this length of time each political
party has promised before every
election to stop the surplus by re-
ducing the taxes. The Republi-
can party has voted steadily in the
last two Congresses against even
the consideration of the subject.
The Democratic party has been
rendered impotent by divisions.
The time has come when longer
delay means either financial dis
tress or the Inauguration of a new
decade of extravaganza. The sur
plus must be stopped or spent.
Which shall it be? There is no
other question before Congress
comparable with this importance.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
Holiday Rates on the Wabash.


For the holidays, the Wabash
Western Railway Company will
sell excursion tickets from all sta
tions to points within 200 miles at
one and one third fare for round
trip.
These tickets will be on sale,
Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
Dec. oath, 25th and 26 and Satur-
day, Sunday and Monday, Dec.
31st and Jan. LIST and End.
Tickets good going on date of
sale; good returning up to and
including Tuesday, January Sd,
1888.
For further particulars, apply to
the nearest ticket agent Of the Wa
bash Western Railway Co.
d Il W Dec.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

THE horrible discovery has been
made by the sanguinary Cincin-
natl Commercial Gazette that Jeffer-
son Davis recently wrote some let
ters to Secretary Lamar privately
indorsing some gentleman who had
applied to him for employment in
the Interior Department. An eff
fort may yet be made to raise this
to the grandeur of an issue in the
campaign of 1888.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

AFTER all, the French people
seem to be able to select a new
President with about one-tenth the
strain that is necessary to nomi-
nate congressman in this country.
When it comes to noise, bad feeling
and interference with business, we
lead the French by several points,
to say nothing about the time in
yolyed,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

THE noise which you hear now is
caused by the Protection editor
whetting his scalping knife on a
taxed milestone in readiness to
keep up the assault on the Presi-
dents tariff-reform message.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
y nAzgY

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search of daisies 1br : 1eu1s1l y u as1a 10
had promised : youthful mai&a - exAhx
them swest snl fnll, ma psrchancs ~
might have done sp axcept ~ ! lArnexab
bull, which suddanly came upon him
while he warhlod lovslorn Nv. ana VIII.
Out . much - : single thSutht he mado
for ths broad highway; he did his bsst -
runnsr, and Jumped with : quiGkenl1
scnse, but IN spitA o. spced u a9ilitys ~
was hoistcd Ovex the fGnco. Ho W. I'm
BY brir and bnmbla ~ wus lssnsd -
bruised and sprained; then 81 Jacoh6 Oh
WAs we'll rubbed %, and h1e 1oxmee noaf
repined. He botook hinaslf - HI ln6y
fair 70 ofIar : ready plsN ehs hsard
tho Joke and ntmply oAfd. aYousfa da5dy
enough fhr me.s And % thoy III ~.
Of this cslshratsd remedy wAsn Il curcs
pains and hruisea sBeaver. Bcayer counfS.
Pa, OcA - 1885 -6svsn yssar - I ~
nom : wagon and uprained Nv w7lDt w.
badly. Tried many remedies Wif6u1t
success, and fhen finally tried 81 Jaucts
Oil. I enjoyed GOOD resk che arst n throe
nights, and II CURED me- q q Axkira.s
Worcester, Mas, 10 Haw1sy 81, Juns 4.
1857. 6z.-6pFainsd my ankle ana ~ unnh1e
20 move without orutchcG, Ueed tvw
bottles of st. Jacobs Oil u efEsctsd :
perfect cure, No return of pain. CIV.
8riggxn 'Philadslphia, Pa, Fsh. 81 l0G7.
Ten years ago sprained my ankls ~
could not walk for ten weekA 9prairo&
y three times sinca. Last tirao tried GA
Jacobs Oil, and e NOT only cufed u 6ut
strengthened IL The ankle = just =
strong now % the other, and hays had -
trouble since Otto \. Kehrwsids, 10
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

THE many friends of Marshal
Dingle, of Vandalia, are very
anxious for him to make the race
for sheriff of Audrain. If Dingle
enters the race he will keep the
track hot for his opponents.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

The entertainments given by the
Harvesters of the Christian Church
in this city are worthy of emulation
by the young people in all the
other churches. They are pleasant
from a social view and without
oppression increase the revenue
for most worthy cause.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

In writing of his youth to an
autograph collector Gen. Lew Wal
lace says: s'I fear you wouldn't
have called me good boy, as I
hunted, fished and ran wild gener-
ally until | was eighteen, and then
| became a student, and that is the
course [ would lay down for every
life -
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

A SMALL city in a remote part of
the country has been discovered
which has no desire to shelter a
National Convention. 1t is the
buried city recently found in Ar
iona,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

CHAP WHITE, of Vandalia, is
solid for Rucker for Secretary of
State, and thinks he will sweep
this portion of the State.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

MAYOR Francis is fighting the
illegal track-laying by railroads in
st. Louis. Francis can always be
found on the side of the people
against the encroaehments of cor
Dorations.
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

AMONG the various Xmas pres
'ents being bought in Mexico we
notice several poker lay-outs have
been selected. Wonder if they
will be presented via Sunday
School Christmas tree?
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

Clark & Potts'great Combination
Sale Febuarary IA and IS, 1888, will
be much larger than on Inst year.
Lasting two days, . great many
fine horses will be disposed of. a.
large number Of Kentucky horses
viii be sold, some having already
been entered,
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15
Pitcher q Bro. of yandalia. ha,

Pitcher d Bro, Of Vandalia, have
moved into an elegant new brick
store with plate glass front in Van
dalia. This firm is now nicely To-
Gated and doing an immense bust
ness. They have complete stock
and it shows great taste in selec-
tion. They are building up q fine
reputation for square dealing and
low prices. Don't buy your Xmas
goods until you read their adyer-
tisement
Mexico weekly ledger. (Mexico, Mo.) 1855-1956, 1887-12-15

The Francis men are coming up
out of the groundn around here,
and it is not even known as yet
whether he will be candidate or
not. Look out.